SYLVA,S JOURNAL
SYLVA,S JOURNAL
“I am never without my sketchbook. I find inspiration every day, everywhere. The spark of an idea that I’ve tucked away, may come to life years later.”
BOLT
EDITIONS
I’ve always been drawn to the idea of interactive jewelry, pieces that invite personal expression and can be styled in unexpected ways. I love jewelry that feels versatile and effortlessly elegant, encouraging the wearer to create a look that is uniquely their own.
This collection of sculptural torques, bracelets, and rings, crafted in yellow or white gold and accented with luminous pearls or pavé diamonds, is designed to be worn individually or layered together. Whether worn as a complete grouping or mixed into your own personal stack, each piece offers endless possibilities for creating a bold, modern statement.
THE D’ORSAY
COLLECTION
The Musée d’Orsay was originally a railway station called the Gare d’Orsay. It was built between 1898 and 1900 for the Paris World’s Fair and was the world’s first railway station designed for electrically powered trains. By the late 1930’s, the station’s platforms became too short to accommodate newer, longer trains, rendering it largely obsolete.
In 1986, it was saved from demolition and transformed into the renowned art museum it is today.
On a recent trip to Paris I visited the museum and was in awe of the surround of its famous clock. It is the inspiration for the settings of this collection of rings and earrings.
TREASURE / TRÉSOR
Each season, the Trésor Collection begins with discovered “artifacts” that carry the beauty and patina of another time. These two creations are no exception.
An assemblage of antique rings dating from the 1850’s through the 1930’s, deconstructed and thoughtfully composed into a feminine one-of-a-kind fantasy. Rich with history yet entirely reimagined, it becomes a modern heirloom unlike any other.
The second piece transforms a hand-painted enamel medallion into an elegant pendant, preserving its artistry while giving it a new expression for contemporary wear.
By reinterpreting forgotten treasures, I seek to honor their history while creating jewels that feel timeless, relevant and destined to be cherished for generations to come.